Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee have won their respective elections in Georgia, with Willis securing the Democratic primary for reelection and McAfee winning a nonpartisan election to keep his seat.
Key Points
Fani Willis won the Democratic primary for reelection, emphasizing justice and safety.
Scott McAfee retained his seat as Superior Court Judge in a nonpartisan election.
Willis faces Republican Courtney Kramer in the fall election.
Willis and Judge McAfee have significant advantages in their respective races.
Pros
Fani Willis secured victory in the Democratic primary for reelection, emphasizing justice, equality, and hard work.
Scott McAfee won a nonpartisan election to retain his seat as a Superior Court Judge.
Willis' efforts in high-profile cases and McAfee's incumbency and bipartisan support give them advantages in the upcoming general election.
Cons
Challengers may continue to attack Willis, focusing on her romantic relationship with a special prosecutor hired for a case.
Kramer, Willis' Republican opponent, has drawn support from Trump allies and aims to challenge Willis.
Defense attorneys raised concerns about conflicts of interest in Willis' handling of the election case.